Research company Changewave have posted the results of their regular survey of smartphone consumers, and the results do not look very good for Windows Phone.
According to their research only 1% of US smartphone consumers are planning to buy a Nokia (presumably Lumia) handset in the next 90 days, unchanged from the same dire result in September 2014, before the holiday season.
That number was 3% in December 2012 and 2% in March 2013, and matches Windows Mobile numbers from 2010.
The numbers indicate a continuing disenchantment of the US market with Microsoft’s mobile strategy, which has concentrated on low-end handsets, a poor fit for the richest market in the world.
It remains to be seen if Microsoft can turn this around, but it certainly will not happen until Microsoft launches a new flagship, which is only expected in the second half of 2015.
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Written by Surur at WMPoweruser.com, the largest independent Windows Phone community . Read more Windows Phone News at WMPoweruser.com
